"We kept saying, 'Stay the course, stay the course' and I think we stayed the course, but they got their chances (in the third) and they capitalized," Rinaldo said.
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But I still think we have to stay the course.
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"I think it's important to stay the course," he said.
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And Grandi, now 41, is willing to stay the course.
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In the meantime, the administration's campaign will stay the course.
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I tried to stay the course this time, as well.
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The Mets might as well stay the course and hope.
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Index funds investing makes it easier to stay the course.
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But we must have the courage to stay the course.
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VASANT NARASIMHAN: Yeah, we stay the course in respiratory, cardiovascular, neuroscience.
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Stay the course in the war of the moment with ISIS.
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" LaMarche voiced some confidence that "DA donors will stay the course.
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At this point, I think he has to stay the course.
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But we learned to stay the course, hope and prayer wins.
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Take each lesson in stride and stay the course, dear Leo.
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That may be reason enough for her to stay the course.
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Stay the course and know that the truth will always prevail.
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The facts determine our confidence and willingness to stay the course.
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People often would rather stay the course than risk a change.
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It tested my manhood, but I wanted to stay the course.
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So you want to stay the course and stay on track.
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Another, perhaps more significant, is encouraging them to stay the course.
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Stay the course, and don't make investing decisions based on your emotions.
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Bonds don't look attractive given inflation, another reason to stay the course.
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But experts told Aleem they were skeptical China would stay the course.
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He called for China to "stay the course" on its current path.
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In 1982, the Republican slogan under Ronald Reagan was, stay the course.
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I think it's important we stay the course and achieve an outcome.
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Whether Fed officials can stay the course will be tested in 2016.
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Then there are artists — and it's no vice — who stay the course.
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His bland, stay-the-course message mostly praises the work of Gov.
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Of course, you can only "stay the course" if you have one.
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In my opinion, stay the course for all the long-term investors.
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Stay the course for now Where does the new study leave us?
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It is the only way to handle the pain, and stay the course.
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That's a good reminder to stay the course, even amid dramatic daily fluctuations.
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Do you pull the lever to make the switch, or stay the course?
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"I think in general the best rule is 'stay the course,'" he said.
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But the biggest rewards are often bestowed upon those that stay the course.
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The USDA should stay the course and keep this critical rule on track.
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This will ensure you stay the course and keep the company operations streamlined.
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They need a leader who will stay the course when things get tough.
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Stay the course, have a balanced program, and save more if you can.
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I have to apply considerable pressure on the handlebars to stay the course.
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"A stay-the-course message on bonds," Mr. Kinniry added, "is extremely prudent."
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But with another Olympics on the horizon, she tried to stay the course.
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Overall, my advice is to stay the course, but the course you define.
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The best bet is to stay the course and leave your investments alone.
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Guatemala cannot afford to backslide, and Washington must help it stay the course.
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For now, it appears that the Democrats have decided to stay the course.
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Stay the course just for another week and then introduce a little rubbish.
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Winkler said marchers and other activists should stay the course they are on.
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If you do have a plan, then you need to stay the course.
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So just stay the course, keep working and you're going to be fine.
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"I am confident that they will stay the course through the elections," he said.
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But financial advisors suggest investors make a belated New Year's resolution: Stay the course.
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"We often find ourselves in positions where you just stay the course," Tung says.
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OF is wooing banks to address concerns about its ability to stay the course.
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For now, the Fed has sent strong signals it plans to stay the course.
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So to borrow a phrase from President Ronald Reagan, Medicare should stay the course.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - When stocks are volatile, conventional wisdom says to stay the course.
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With plummeting stock prices, it can be scary for investors to stay the course.
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If not, then stay the course and focus on the things you can control.
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China has every incentive to stay the course and almost no incentive to change.
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A nuanced signal to stay the course may seem trivial, but it is not.
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I am encouraging my clients to stay the course with their long-term investment plans.
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"It's a smoother ride for the client and easier to stay the course," he added.
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Somewhat overheated, most definitely, but I still think it makes sense to stay the course.
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That said, Brian White, an analyst at Drexel Hamilton, said investors should stay the course.
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It's incredibly hard to stay the course when everyone else feels you should give up.
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Are you expecting him to stay the course or expecting him to change it up?
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When things seem like they're just puttering, stay the course and try some new strategies.
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Bogle told CNBC in January that investors should stay the course in this volatile market.
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People are not always able to keep up with that pace to stay the course.
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Strategies Stay the course, pay attention to the big picture, and don't sweat the details.
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Here is some advice for how you should stay the course during times of volatility.
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They basically have a long-term strategy and they will stay the course on it.
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If India is to maintain that superior performance, it should stay the course with him.
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After this I think it makes them more likely to stay the course than to accelerate.
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"After that, it was pretty clear that we were going to stay the course," she explained.
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Known as "Merkel 2.0," Annegret Kramp-Karrenbauer (AKK) has Merkel's blessing and would stay the course.
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Canada's Liberal government unveiled a stay-the-course budget after the stock market closed on Wednesday.
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Known as 'Merkel 2.0,' Annegret Kramp-Karrenbauer (AKK) has Merkel's blessing and would stay the course.
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To this, I add two more: can he adapt to unforeseen bumps to stay the course?
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For the sake of America's national security, the Launch Service Agreement program must stay the course.
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Canadiens coach Claude Julien said the only thing his team can do is stay the course.
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How do we decide when to stay the course and when to make a judicious pivot?
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We are going to stay the course, and hope history repeats itself sooner rather than later.
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Second, there's the stay-the-course option, which could include sending a few thousand more troops.
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We just needed to stay the course and stick to the process and it happened tonight.
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However, the one common trait among those currently working is a desire to stay the course.
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Michael Macleod said he was relieved to watch his son stay the course on all fronts.
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"So rather than leave things to someone unpredictable, I think it's better to stay the course."
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" Pelosi said she'll continue to stay the course, adding she's "willing to take whatever heat there is.
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Jackson indicated repeatedly to reporters that he intended to stay the course even as negative headlines mounted.
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She has one piece of advice for women looking to climb the corporate ladder: Stay the course.
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Families' best bet right now is to stay the course on their open enrollment choices, said Wruck.
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People expect you to stay how you are, to maintain the status quo, to stay the course.
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If you need evidence that President Trump intends to stay the course with tariffs, look no further.
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President Donald Trump took to Twitter on Sunday to put pressure on Republicans to stay the course.
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I hope advertisers can see the value in these "communities" and stay the course while encouraging transparency.
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But to stay the course, Washington needs to move quickly to double the economy's current growth potential.
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If we have a good start and get to the trading deadline, obviously we'll stay the course.
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Here I am, at the onset of short days and shrinking farmers' markets, to say: Stay the course.
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While it may be tempting, especially under certain conditions, to sell an under-performing investment, stay the course.
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"We expect the Fed will stay the course," said Sireen Harajli, currency strategist at Mizuho in New York.
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"His last generous act was to remind us to stay the course of what really matters," Moon says.
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The post-February governments—shifting coalitions of liberal gentry and socialist reformers—decided, fatefully, to stay the course.
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"Investors should stay the course," said Ryan Fuchs, a financial planner at Ifrah Financial Services in Frisco, Texas.
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His latest, Stay the Course: The Story of Vanguard and the Index Revolution, came out just last month.
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They would reassure his base supporters that he intends to stay the course on his immigration enforcement promises.
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But on Thursday, five groups representing the country's major auto suppliers urged the country to stay the course.
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"We intend to stay the course and continue what we're doing both strategically and financially," Mr. Goss said.
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You want an allocation that will allow you to stay the course, even if it's a bumpy ride.
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There's a feeling that the traditional message from leadership to stay the course may be losing its effectiveness.
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Do you need a new strategy to remove Maduro, then, or do you plan to stay the course?
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"We have a great responsibility in the DRC...now is the time to stay the course," Laerke said.
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Increased market volatility this year has mostly prompted financial experts to repeat one piece of advice: Stay the course.
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I recently downloaded the 653-Day Fitness Challenge app, so we will see how far I stay the course.
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"I've usually used the phrase 'stay the course' as one of the great rules of investment success," he wrote.
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Although those suspicions could be exacerbated by the recent rift, most analysts agree the company will stay the course.
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They come at you and it takes some nerve to stay the course and demand on-the-record answers.
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I think we should stay the course, fix some of the due process issues, and call it a day.
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Yaresko said Ukraine would stay the course with reforms recommended by the IMF and was optimistic about the outcome.
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If they remain staunch, reluctant converts such as Saudi Arabia and Turkey are more likely to stay the course.
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Even if you're someone who doesn't like poop jokes, I urge you to stay the course through this season.
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"It would become much harder for the German government to stay the course and defend this relationship," he said.
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If you have family members in high school, show them these numbers and urge them to stay the course.
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The thing that may challenge Snap's ability to stay the course is not necessarily going public or the stockholders.
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"Our job now is to stay the course," said Bourla, who took over as CEO to start the year.
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Using the slogan "Stay the course," Republicans lost 250 House seats and seven governorships in the 21976 midterm elections.
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His advisers, though, had so far persuaded him to stay the course on U.S. military operations around the world.
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"It would become much harder for the German government to stay the course and defend this relationship," he added.
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A "protest can embolden politicians to stay the course, and conservative politicians like Trump might be emboldened," said Gillion.
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Croft said oil watchers will want to hear if Saudi Arabia will stay the course to rebalance the markets.
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But I have sponsors who invest in me hoping that I'm going to stay the course and have success.
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She was the baby I had in high school, and I saw no option but to stay the course.
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Although Biden has hit back, he has also signaled that he'll stay the course with an issues-based campaign.
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Previously, one said that "the president listened to the arguments, weighed them" and ultimately decided to stay the course.
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But America's current economic path does not allow us to simply stay the course and hope for the best.
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Speaking before the polls opened, Heine called on voters to "stay the course" and return her government to power.
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PNC Asset Management's Bill Stone is telling investors to stay the course despite the Dow's third loss in four weeks.
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But most traders believe Powell will stay the course and gradually raise interest rates despite indications inflation is perking up.
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As with any significant changes, Snap faced a ton of backlash, but maybe found it had to stay the course.
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You're going to take a team's shot like that but you have to weather that storm and stay (the) course.
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"Some positions you try to stay the course as much as you possibly can," Illinois coach Lovie Smith told reporters.
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On his last day as Fed vice chair, Stanley Fischer's sent some advice to President Donald Trump: Stay the course.
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Typically, you would be better off to stay the course than attempt to time things and not do it well.
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Stay the course and stick to your strategy, because now is not the time to start tinkering with your portfolio.
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Even if you know on a rational level that your company isn't working out, it's tempting to stay the course.
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WH response: I've asked the White House whether it's true that Macron persuaded Trump to stay the course in Syria.
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But most traders believe Powell will stay the course and gradually raise interest rates, despite indications inflation is perking up.
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Otherwise, Senkut suggests, Felicis's plan it to stay the course — and that largely means staying out of founders' way, apparently.
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Seema Shah, investment strategist at Principal Global Investors, recommends that investors stay the course, keeping their investments in the market.
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All of them received financial help from a cancer foundation to get to their clinical trial and stay the course.
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Weidmann, the head of Germany's influential Bundesbank, praised Greece's "impressive progress" but added Athens had to stay the course on reforms.
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The producers will meet in Vienna in three weeks to discuss whether they will stay the course or throttle back output.
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" The statement ends with with encouragement to Coast Guard members to "stay the course, stand the watch and serve with pride.
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The toughest thing, I think, in a situation like the Nets are in, is to stay the course and not deviate.
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Weidmann, the head of Germany's influential Bundesbank, praised Greece's "impressive progress" but added Athens had to stay the course on reforms.
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"At this point … we're trying to convince people to stay the course," Sweeney told CNBC's "Squawk on the Street " on Tuesday.
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Voters were given a stark choice, stay the course of painful austerity measures under Macri or a return to interventionist economics.
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It is imperative for policymakers in these 40-plus states to continue to stay the course on their high, consistent standards.
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For many bankers and economists, the question is whether the central bank can stay the course without a major forex injection.
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Voters were given a stark choice: stay the course of painful austerity measures under Macri or a return to interventionist economics.
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The company has returned to its old strategy: stay the course and take its case directly to the IRS and Congress.
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It can admittedly be difficult to think long-term and stay the course without panicking when things don't go your way.
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His response: the plan is to stay the course at OneTrust, with a lot more room for expansion in this market.
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Investors have always said to stay the course in times of uncertainty, and history has shown that markets will eventually rebound.
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But the fight against those brutal terrorists will not falter, especially if our allies stay the course and cooperate with Turkey.
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When markets hit the skids, investors often hear the same refrain when it comes to their retirement goals: Stay the course.
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Even when the market seems to be tanking, keep a level head and stay the course, says the Oracle of Omaha.
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Even when the market seems to be tanking, keep a level head and stay the course, says investing legend Warren Buffett.
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"Everyone's just saying that they will stay the course," said Oliver Geden, a climate policy expert at the University of Oxford.
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"Trump is surrounded by k****", "things will stay the course," read one post on Gab, using a derogatory term for Jews.
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On Wednesday, though, in conjunction with reporting earnings, the real estate investment trust said it would "stay the course" in retail.
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The early-stage investors will stay the course with continued seed, Series A and Series B investments in fast-growing tech companies.
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Reynolds supporters say the state should stay the course in November and re-elect the first female governor it has ever had.
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In his last book, "Stay the Course," Jack Bogle left investors and professionals a warning about a coming battle in investment management.
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If you give yourself permission say "yes" occasionally, it can help you stay the course, like having cheat days on a diet.
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I'll make my promises to Ami, but we've got to hold on," she said locking eyes with Phoebe, "and stay the course.
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Mr Macri has no choice but to "stay the course and deliver on the fiscal commitments," says Alberto Ramos of Goldman Sachs.
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While the Fed raised interest rates in December and signaled it would stay the course on policy tightening, money markets reckon otherwise.
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The drop in energy prices is another reason the Fed should stay the course on its rate-hike plan according to Mathers.
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While economic growth is slowing in China, Al-Benyan said SABIC will stay the course as its sales volumes are still healthy.
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Amid growing worry the U.S. economy might be on the brink of a slowdown, smaller employers are trying to stay the course.
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That said, days like today are a powerful reminder that good things can still happen and you need to stay the course.
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And, of course, you need to stay the course just in case we get a truce in the trade war with China.
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So you stay the course, despite knowing that burying the feelings will ultimately create a dulling darkness that is even more insidious.
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Mr. Macron and his government have set off on the right track with the labor reform, and they must stay the course.
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Lamenting that reporters "really don't like me," he raged last week against news coverage reflecting health officials' calls to stay the course.
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Should they stay the course, move into investments with a lower level of risk, or even invest more during these troubled times?
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Speaking after casting his vote on Sunday, Issoufou appealed to Nigeriens to stay the course amid the growing menace from regional militants.
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Assuming the CFO role after seven years with Walmart, Gonzalez said she aims to stay the course in executing the company's strategy.
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Let's stay the course on this issue and see to it that Special Olympics and its values remain a priority for all.
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It wasn't just my own make-believe talk show voice infiltrating my brain, my horoscope was also instructing me to stay the course.
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Besides creating the index mutual fund in 1975, Bogle wrote 13 books on investing, including "Stay the Course," which came out in 2018.
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Stay the course, releasing classic games inconsistently, underestimating demand, and generally making the people who love them most angry for the foreseeable future.
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The company said the search for a new CEO is "progressing well" and it plans to stay the course on its future strategy.
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We must ensure that governments stay the course — or go bigger — on their commitments to reduce and limit warming under the Paris Accord.
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Many had hoped that American forces would stay the course after the expected recapture of Mosul to oversee their rehabilitation in Iraqi politics.
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They know that even the best-laid plans can run into unexpected problems, so they take problems in stride and stay the course.
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Stay the course in Afghanistan and hold free and fair elections 85033 is the year when Afghanistan will hold its fourth presidential election.
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The country has achieved significant progress over the past decade, and it is crucial that the United States continues to stay the course.
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It seems like a clear message to the man who promised an alternative to India's toxic socialism that he should stay the course.
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The ability to stay the course can make or break a business — and that's something that self-made billionaire Jack Ma knows well.
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But if he can just stay the course and not get himself in too much trouble, then I think everything will be fine.
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The best strategy, even when the market seems to be tanking, is to keep a level head and stay the course, Buffett says.
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Ponturo advised the MLS to stay the course, avoiding mistakes other failed leagues have made in attempting to gain NFL-like revenues overnight.
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"Here in California, we'll stay the course and enforce our laws that protect our communities and make CA's economy #1 in the nation."
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The terms of the Paris Agreement are sure to be on the docket, and whether or not Trump will have America stay the course.
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The central bank had been widely expected to stay the course with its current yield-curve control policy, introduced at its late-September meeting.
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Gains for the Toronto Stock Exchange's S&P/TSX composite index came one day after Canada's Liberal government unveiled a stay-the-course budget.
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Statistically speaking, it would be more prudent to stay the course, and hope that James regresses toward his regular season and playoff shooting mean.
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More important, it was a time to stay the course and have capital on hand to buy more stocks when the opportunity became available.
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Because of that, Bhushan Bahree, an OPEC analyst at the energy consulting firm IHS Energy in Washington, expects the Saudis to stay the course.
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"I think the biggest lesson we learned tonight is that when things don't go your way still have to stay the course," Smith said.
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Markets had forecast the central bank would stay the course this meeting and still see the Fed approving a quarter-point hike in December.
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There's a reason that famed investors like Vanguard Group's Jack Bogle and Buffett sound like a broken record with the "stay the course" mantra.
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"I will stay the course because this is a good reform and we must go all the way to adoption," the Socialist leader said.
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It urges the DOL to stay the course and protect American savers, and also lists major firms that have made themselves ready for compliance.
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In rally after rally, the president urged his supporters to stay the course, including on immigration policies, GOP tax cuts and conservative judicial appointees.
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So intelligent investors will use low-cost index funds to build a diversified portfolio of stocks and bonds, and they will stay the course.
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We've had many financial advisers over the years, through all sorts of market volatility, and their advice has always been to stay the course.
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In times of immense market volatility like we're seeing now due to the COVID-19 pandemic, these investing algorithms help investors stay the course.
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"Over time, if you stay the course and act without emotion, you can do well and continue to see your assets grow," he said.
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In my own struggle to achieve sobriety, he always encouraged me to stay the course, providing love and guidance when I needed it most.
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As developers we just need to stay the course, and keep focused on assets that are big and profitable enough to have an impact.
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"For those investors who are far away from retirement, it's really just about contributing, stay the course and take a long-term view," Levine said.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)HP's been doing the pop up camera thing since at least 2016, and it's heartening to see it stay the course.
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But instead of getting mad, everyone sits around and nods their heads when the politicians say, 'Stay the course' ... I hardly recognize this country anymore.
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And if the U.S. cuts its funding for international programs, despite having the tools to get rid of it, it's likely to stay the course.
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Vowing to stay the course on his pro-business reforms, Macron largely dodged protesters' demands for more radical measures, such as reinstating a wealth tax.
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"We intend to stay the course," Petronas president and group chief executive Wan Zulkiflee Wan Ariffin said in a statement at the British Grand Prix.
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Cramer thought that Amazon would have recommended Twilio and Acacia, two fast-growing technology companies, if it detected that the Fed would stay the course.
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Looking forward, I guess we just have to be strong, stay the course, live our own truth and just do the best we can, huh?
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While supporters in his hometown of Detroit have said Conyers should stay the course, his colleagues back in Washington have urged him to immediately resign.
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In the wake of the Republicans' health care defeat, it might also seem that he has lost too much political capital to stay the course.
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Trump needs only to stay the course, and if he has a strong showing on March 15th, he will almost certainly be the GOP nominee.
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We now get nearly 10 percent of our transportation fuel from clean, renewable sources, and that percentage will only rise if we stay the course.
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"Member companies will continue to stay the course," James Moriarty, country director for the Alliance for Bangladesh Worker Safety, told a conference call for journalists.
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However, we still see this as a low probability and are holding out for a technocrat government that is more likely to stay the course.
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" And stay the course, even through periods of no returns or losses, Buffett said: "Keep buying it through thick and thin, and especially through thin.
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I think our guys know if we continue to play like that and work like that and just stay the course, good things will happen.
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But if you're trying to predict the issues on which he'll stay the course, start with this narrow set of beliefs he's held for decades.
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His approval rating averages out to about 45%, according to Nate Silver, And rallies like the one yesterday tell the president to stay the course.
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As we all work to keep up with the pace of innovation, it may be that the most disruptive act is to stay the course.
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"Putin has the political will and the endurance to stay the course in Syria and he has demonstrated that for almost three years," Maksad said.
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Mr. Xi delivered a major policy speech to his people last week and urged them to "stay the course" on the trade war with America.
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Now, the question remains, will she stay the course and continue trying to win voters over with her Tulsi tea, or will she drop out?
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In a joint statement after the order, a group of technology companies, including Apple, Amazon, Google and Microsoft, urged Mr. Trump to stay the course.
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"The fact that they remain in constructive talks signals to us that there is still readiness on both sides to stay the course", he said.
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It is even likely that Macron will join the chorus of those weighing in to Trump to stay the course on the Paris climate agreement.
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Binnington, a 22-year-old rookie who began the season as a backup in the American Hockey League, appreciated Schwartz's ability to stay the course.
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But Cas Mudde, an expert on Fidesz at the University of Georgia, was skeptical about whether critics would stay the course if Orban did back down.
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Scott decided to stay the course, but he asked that the NFL make a $500,000 donation to the social justice group Dream Corps, according to Billboard.
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Goldman Sachs chief investment officer Sharmin Mossavar-Rahmani advised private wealth clients to "stay the course" on expectations for a large stimulus that would boost investments.
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During that meeting, Mr Trump hinted that he might pull out of the summit with Mr Kim, despite Mr Moon's urging him to stay the course.
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Within hours, the bombing sparked bipartisan appeals from lawmakers who urged the President to stay the course in Syria until the terrorist group is definitively defeated.
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It was to recognize that Kev had now put himself in a position to potentially win the tournament and to stay the course and be ready.
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"You always have to stay the course even when waters get rough, and I think that's what he has got to do right now," he said.
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However, Senator Rand Paul, a Kentucky Republican who supports the drawdown, met with Mr. Trump at the White House to urge him to stay the course.
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As national elections near the finish line, Mr. Modi is trying to convince voters that they should stay the course for his reforms to take effect.
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When it comes to your 2401(k), there's one piece of advice that most financial experts agree on in market routs like this: Stay the course.
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The reasons: Berkshire's investments are strong and prudent, the company's businesses are overseen by able managers and its remaining directors are trusted to stay the course.
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Like the Union Square group, which has no plans to revert to tipping, he said his restaurant would stay the course, despite many short-term complications.
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Democrats can stay the course and let donors and polls decide who speaks -- and force candidates into the desperate spectacle of social media ads soliciting $1 contributions.
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The temptation from the markets to change your strategy when things are going well can become intense if you don't have the discipline to stay the course.
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Buttigieg and Sanders stay the course The one key outcome from Iowa was the way the caucuses separated Buttigieg and Sanders from the rest of the field.
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On the other hand, Washington could stay the course for the first time since Dan Snyder bought the team and let general manager Scot McCloughan keep drafting.
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Consistently, Clinton wins those who want the next president to stay the course, and Sanders wins those who want the next president to move to the left.
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By early afternoon on May 25th more than 70,000 people had signed an online petition urging their president to "cheer up" and stay the course for peace.
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Even if there are some short-term bumps in the road it would be much more advisable to stay the course and begin that process of normalization.
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Voters were given a stark choice to stay the course of painful austerity measures under Macri or return to economic policies that are heavy on state involvement.
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But if it's in Clinton's interest to stay the course, then I can just as easily see tonight's debate being like the ones that came before it.
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Kasich continued his happy warrior routine, vowing to stay the course despite recent CNN polling that showed 70% of GOP primary voters think he should drop out.
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This intentional asset allocation effort, incorporating goals and risk preferences to drive asset allocation, enables you to stay the course during inevitable periods of elevated market volatility.
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The "trolley problem" sets up a quandary: whether to let a trolley stay the course and hit numerous people, or redirect it and hit just one person.
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You have to be able to stay the course, develop your idea, put it out in the world and convince everybody else that it's a great idea.
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So far, there haven't been reports of significant polling-place delays, but he called on his supporters to stay the course until they are able to vote.
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In fact, leaders of numerous nations, such as Italy, Germany, France, China and India, made clear that they would stay the course and remain in the pact.
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And some members were urging Congress to stay the course to "show leadership in a time of great anxiety" and conduct oversight of the Trump administration's response.
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" In the long run, there is a high correlation between the stock market and U.S. economic growth, said Bogle, so regardless the economic climate, "Stay the course.
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I'm looking for someone who, after the Hollywood of "Shark Tank" fades away, is going to stay the course, and always figure out a way to succeed.
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"Trump is surrounded by k****", "things will stay the course," read one post on the Gab social media platform, which used a derogatory term to describe Jews.
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Australia's government released the results of a year-long review of its climate policies, concluding that it should stay the course with current plans, SBS News reports.
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"We have done much work, but more needs to be done and we can only advance faster if we press on and stay the course," Mahama said.
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However, dissatisfaction with public policy and European Union frustrations will undermine her efforts to stay the course, founding member of the AfD, Frank-Christian Hansel, told CNBC.
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" In the long run, there is a high correlation between the stock market and U.S. economic growth, he said, so, regardless the economic climate, "Stay the course.
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Similarly, the longer the human subjects spent waiting for a video to download, the more likely they were to stay the course until the download was finished.
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I toyed with the idea of hitting the buzzer Yassine had provided me with should I want to end the treatment, but I decided to stay the course.
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Goldman Sachs chief investment officer Sharmin Mossavar-Rahmani advised private wealth clients on a call to "stay the course" on expectations for a large stimulus bill from Trump.
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I saw the most zealous, the most pious among my old church friends express sadness and confusion, some suggesting we stay the course, some suggesting we demand justice.
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For example, if they are a fixed sign that likes to stay the course, you know not to spring any huge changes or news on them without warning.
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After a year of jolting elections, from the United States selecting Donald Trump to Brexit in the United Kingdom, the subtext was clear: Germans should stay the course.
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During a press conference Thursday, District Attorney Kevin Steele became emotional while thanking Constand for her courage to come forward and to stay the course despite numerous obstacles.
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However, Prakken suspects the market is leery of the changes Trump would bring, as opposed to the stay-the-course posture that's more likely under a Clinton administration.
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Hundreds of billions of dollars pulled out of stocks during a period of time when a stay-the-course strategy would have netted an 210 percent cumulative gain.
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"As long as the levels of inventories are rising and we are far from normal levels, we will stay the course, guiding the market towards balance," he added.
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Robust data in the United States has pushed yields higher as investors bet that the Federal Reserve will stay the course to raise rates three times this year.
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Because of that investment, they're publicly lobbying the Trump administration to stay the course that Obama set in October 2016 when it was agreed to in Kigali, Rwanda.
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Nudging those who are infected into treatment, and helping them stay the course, will require active campaigns to help remove the stigma, shame and fear of a diagnosis.
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If it passes, senior Democrats would be allowed to serve three terms and an additional fourth term if a Democratic two-thirds majority votes to stay the course.
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Beyond limiting an investor's downside, it can help them stay the course of their long-term goals by rallying at a time when everything else is flashing red.
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All of this makes it difficult for many investors to heed the advice of financial advisors, who often say to "stay the course" when the markets are volatile.
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"The Congress is going to stay the course and do whatever is necessary to make sure we get through the coronavirus and get through the crisis," he said.
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But some, like Dan Quart, a New York state assemblyman who is running for Manhattan district attorney next year, said the right move is to stay the course.
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Sergei A. Karaganov, a prominent political scientist perceived as close to the Kremlin, wrote that Russia's foreign policy was a success and that it should stay the course.
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"As long as the levels of inventories are rising and we are far from normal levels, we will stay the course, guiding the market toward balance," he added.
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Trump was ultimately convinced to stay the course by none other than McMaster, who worked closely with Secretary of Defense Mattis to double-down on our current efforts.
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If your advisor or firm has already been acting as a fiduciary, they may stay the course and perhaps even promote their services so as to distinguish themselves.
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There is this other tradition, and that is that nothing happens during that time, and you can just sort of stay the course, you keep the trains running.
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If the Fed and Trump stay the course on their policies, the weakness will feed into the stock market as it did on Thursday, the "Mad Money" host warned.
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In his final days, though, Bogle still wasn't convinced, addressing the issue in his final book, "Stay the Course, The Story of Vanguard and the Index Revolution" (Wiley, 2018).
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Despite the expected market swings, those who stay the course stand a good chance of coming out ahead — if history is to be trusted, CLSA said in the report.
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In his most recent book, "Stay the Course: The Story of Vanguard and the Index Revolution " published just last fall, Bogle said his early thesis was steeped in idealism.
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But that's only part of the story; while Apple has struggled to keep convincing iPhone buyers to upgrade, he said, Microsoft just has to stay the course with businesses.
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However, UBS strategists stressed that given the likelihood of a deal, investors should stay the course but "maintain countercyclical positions as near-term volatility is likely to remain heightened."
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This is how it is now and if you don't double down and stay the course of celebrating the truth of all women, it will come off as tokenism.
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At this point in any presidential race, but perhaps this one in particular, it's not unusual for the candidates and their team — and their spouses -- to stay the course.
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Baltimore Police Commissioner Kevin Davis said in a statement that he was committed to the process and the police would "stay the course" for the two other scheduled hearings.
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While some regional bank presidents have been explicit in arguing the Fed should hold off raising rates to avoid an inversion, the consensus has been consistent: stay the course.
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During a hearing Tuesday, Furman said he intended "to stay the course" and try the remaining five bellwether, or test, cases scheduled in the federal litigation for this year.
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So it seems unlikely they'll stay the course, even though early reporting suggests Fox TV will exist much as is for now (though scripted product is expected to decline).
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" Cramer suggested that investors "stay the course," and concerned investors should stick with stocks that have the safest dividend yields "and get ready to ride through these troubled waters.
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"As long as the levels of inventories are rising and we are far from normal levels, we will stay the course, guiding the market towards balance," al-Falih said.
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"EPA should stay the course and look to the future, to protect our climate and the workers developing clean car technologies," council President Rhea Suh said in a statement.
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If, for some untold reason, the new administration inexplicably wants to stay the course, it should look to our most reliable regional allies — Israel and Saudi Arabia — for guidance.
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FERC should stay the course on competition and make perfecting and expanding the electric transmission competition provisions in Order 1000 a priority so more consumers can experience the benefits.
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In that campaign, the Republicans, facing 10.1 percent unemployment, ran on a message of "stay the course" to give Reagan's economic policies and tax cuts a chance to work.
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The problem is that it's impossible to know if Trump will stay the course or adopt a more pro-Kremlin approach after he meets with Putin later this month.
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While the chemical weapons attack has put Syria fully on Trump's radar, experts say it's unlikely to persuade him to stay the course in Syria beyond defeating Islamic State.
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After several discussions, we have decided to pause net new hiring company-wide through May 31st, when we will re-evaluate and either stay the course or restart recruiting.
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For now, all he has to do is stay the course, promise to defend the Obama legacy, and "come off less crazy than Trump," or so the argument goes.
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China's consumer inflation steadied while factory-gate prices fell at a slower pace in December, giving Beijing room to stay the course on monetary easing as economic growth cools.
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China's consumer inflation steadied while factory-gate prices fell at a slower pace in December, giving Beijing room to stay the course on monetary easing as economic growth cools.
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"You can ratchet down to this lower standard of care available before the fiduciary rule, or you can stay the course and stick with what you've done," he said.
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Members of different tribes listened as a chief who wore an elaborate head dress spoke to the crowd, urging them to stay the course as construction continued up the road.
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We need to focus on companies' organizational impediments that lead to low retention – women enter the workforce in equal numbers as men, but for multiple reasons, don't stay the course.
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If he can't persuade Saudi Arabia to stay the course in Syria, even with Washington's new relationship with Tehran, Kerry's diplomatic efforts might not be as well-received in Riyadh.
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During a hearing on Tuesday, Furman said he intended "to stay the course" and try the remaining five bellwether, or test, cases scheduled in the federal litigation for this year.
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Having a more defensive posture all along, he added, "arguably doesn't change clients' risk profile all that much, but it allows them to stay the course and not harm themselves."
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Yet Humphrey, who did not stand in a single primary and had promised (albeit reluctantly) to stay the course in Vietnam, was now being anointed as the Party's standard-bearer.
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The cooperation will likely strengthen the hand of Speaker Nancy Pelosi and her allies, who have argued instead that Democrats should stay the course of their current no-impeachment strategy.
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And it has power, too: the power to stay the course in a title race, right to the final day, to overcome almost any opponent, to improve, however it might.
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If you doubt you have the strength to avoid temptation and stay the course — or you want assistance developing a coping strategy — this is the time to seek professional help.
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If it passes, senior Democrats would be allowed to serve three two-year terms and an additional fourth term if a Democratic two-thirds majority votes to stay the course.
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Pfau agrees with most financial advisors who suggest investors who are far from retirement, 10 or 20 years or more, should stay the course with their financial goals and investments.
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CHINA: China's consumer inflation steadied, while factory-gate prices fell at a slower pace in December, giving Beijing room to stay the course on monetary easing as economic growth cools.
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Just last week, mall owner GGP announced it wasn't going to pursue a strategic alternative, like selling itself, and instead will "lease, lease, lease" and "stay the course" in retail.
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Jaitley is also expected to stay the course on a massive plan to build highways, modernize the railways and end infrastructure bottlenecks that have long hobbled Asia's third largest economy.
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"Avoid impulsively selling an underperforming investment and stay the course with a diversified portfolio that is able to withstand inevitable short-term rises and dips in the market," Eweka said.
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Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's administration reappointed Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda for another five-year term in an indication that the country's stimulus policy will stay the course.
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When the climate calls for more and more risk, the franchise decided to stay the course, tunneling deeper into what it's known for best: young, pretty, white people toying at love.
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I ask all of my fellow RNC members to please stay the course, stay with Donald Trump, and let us do all that we can to elect him on November 8th.
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Whether that means securing tentpole premium video content for Discover, redesigning Stories to ditch the interstitials for better lean-back viewing, or developing augmented reality games, Snap can't stay the course.
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President-Elect Donald Trump has repeatedly pledged to cut federal funding to these cities, even as defiant liberal metropolises like Seattle, New York, and Chicago have vowed to stay the course.
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Donald Trump's pick to be the new chairman of the Federal Reserve, Jerome Powell, made his first appearance before Congress today, where according to Bloomberg, he pledged to stay the course.
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" As Guterres phrased it: "If any government doubts the global will and the need for this accord, that is reason for all other to unite even stronger and stay the course.
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I had expected (and hoped) that Hillary Clinton would win the presidential election, but after receiving the fellowship, I decided to stay the course and serve my country under Donald Trump.
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If President-elect Trump truly cares about the nation beyond its wealthy elites, he will stay the course and keep the United States' strong, wallet-friendly fuel efficiency standards in place.
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Restricted free agents Nazem Kadri (team-leading 45 points) and defenseman Morgan Rielly showed their willingness to stay the course in the rebuilding project by each signing a six-year contract.
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"We are also seeing some clear signals out of China that they will stay the course so we don't see any need to rock the boat on this issue," Ruby said.
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In Dubai, during her three-set victory over Johanna Konta in the round of 16, Dehaes gave Kasatkina an extended pep talk in which he urged her to stay the course.
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He always framed his options in such a way that standing firm appeared the only reasonable choice — it was full retreat, bomb the hell out of China, or stay the course.
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Andrea Nahles, the head of the Social Democrats, and Annegret Kramp-Karrenbauer, the leader of the Christian Democrats, are being challenged internally by dissidents unhappy with their stay-the-course strategies.
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He has not called Liverpool lucky, or hinted at a conspiracy among referees in awarding penalties at Anfield, or questioned whether his chief rival had the resolve to stay the course.
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In the current market situation, long-term investors would do well to stay the course and stick to their investment plan rather than make wholesale changes to their portfolios, said Fitzgerald.
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But Biden has signaled that won't obsess over Trump and will try to stay the course with an issues-based campaign, even as some close allies warn that won't be enough.
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Today, the real question lies in just how long the Trump administration will stay the course and enforce sanctions in the face of Pyongyang's crafty campaign of provocations and peace overtures.
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"I think that the only way we get members of Congress to stay the course on this is with constituent pressure," said Noah Wall, the national director of campaigns for FreedomWorks.
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At a time when some of its competitors are launching innovative but riskier concepts, such as Samsung's foldable smartphone and its two 5G devices, Apple is expected to stay the course.
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The good leaders (and athletes) are typically unaffected by individual wins or losses, good or bad quarters; rather they stay the course with an eye to what they are trying to achieve.
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With concrete and well-informed examples to back up her responses -- set against Trump's far fuzzier ones -- Clinton showed that she is willing to put in the work and stay the course.
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The BOJ will likely stay the course this year, said Yoshimasa Maruyama, chief market economist at SMBC Nikko Securities, though he expects inflation to pick up and wages to improve in 21990.
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As Vanguard likes to remind me in emails about my IRA, past performance is no guarantee of future success, but the safest prediction here is that both economies will stay the course.
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"As long as the levels of inventories are rising and we are far from normal levels, we will stay the course, guiding the market towards balance," said Saudi minister Khalid al-Falih.
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"With these new findings, Mars is telling us to stay the course and keep searching for evidence of life," said Thomas Zurbuchen, associate administrator for the Science Mission Directorate at NASA Headquarters.
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"It sounds redundant, but we just have to stay the course and continue to just fight," Memphis veteran guard Vince Carter told reporters after a 99-95 loss to Toronto on Friday.
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He said he feels no pressure from Trump or the White House to veer away from rate hikes, and the vast majority of GOP lawmakers would prefer him to stay the course.
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Cuomo was annoyed and dismissive, but ultimately stuck to his script: New York should stay the course with a governor who legalized gay marriage and beefed up gun control, among other things.
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Stay the course and improve your credit over timeEven if you can't get a credit card with your score right now, you'll increase your chances if you continue to improve your credit.
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Paulson, who made his reputation on bets against the U.S. housing market and said recently in a video interview how critical it was to stay the course in investing, did not comment.
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Those gains reflect job growth, which has been supported by the Federal Reserve's low interest-rate policy; the Fed should stay the course until the job market has returned to full health.
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It's all about patience, you can't get flustered, you can't get frustrated, you've got to stay the course and that's what we're going to continue to do, whatever it takes to win.
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All eyes will now be on Saudi Arabia's new energy minister to see if the country will stay the course on stabilizing global crude markets, oil market expert Helima Croft said Monday.
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Despite calls from Democrats on Thursday to drop Mr. Moore from contention, the White House signaled that it would stay the course with Mr. Moore, who has yet to be formally nominated.
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Children's whiny behavior may escalate when you begin ignoring it, Dr. Poltorak cautioned, so be prepared to stay the course; in time, they'll realize whining doesn't get them the attention they desire.
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And there are real fears about what would happen to women's rights and education, once presented to Americans by the Bush administration as a key reason to stay the course in Afghanistan.
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For instance, Eric Beach, a California political consultant who helps run the pro-Trump Great America PAC, says the group plans to stay the course, running digital and television ads that promote Trump.
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The ratio of amicus briefs is rather lopsided: eight filings support Mr Gamble and oppose the double-jeopardy exception, while only three encourage the justices to stay the course and keep it around.
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Enkhbold has stood behind the current government and prime minister, pledging to stay the course for economic recovery following a $5.5-billion rescue package from the International Monetary Fund and partners in May.
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If we stay the course, the benefits are enormous: By 2030, we'll cut our oil use by 2.4 million barrels every day, and drivers will save $6,000 over the life of their vehicles.
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Cultural businesses may not be the most profitable, but China Poly Group will stay the course as the conglomerate expands into that U.S. sector, according to Xu Niansha, chairman of the Chinese enterprise.
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The administration should make clear its resolve to combat climate change, avoid protectionism, reaffirm the One China policy, bolster its military commitments in Asia and, effectively, stay the course, the task force said.
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"Our best advice is stay diversified, stay the course and remember the role of stocks in your portfolio," said Joe Davis, global chief economist and head of the investment strategy group at Vanguard.
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But given how aggressive the Trump administration has been on immigration in its first two years, it's certainly notable that the more conservative option facing the new AG is to stay the course.
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Razia Khan, head of Africa research at Standard Chartered bank, said the decision to hold rates was expected and the test would be whether the bank could stay the course through 20173 and beyond.
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We also know that, in uncertain markets, it is still better to stay the course, grab on to the side of the kayak and ride through the whitewater of the markets' concern de jour.
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And it&aposs going to be very brutal and it&aposs going to involve a lot of false-its and the Republicans have to stay the course, that&aposs all there is to it.
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Trump, who touts a "stay the course" economic message in his bid for a second term, will address the nation during his State of the Union address in the House chamber on Tuesday night.
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I'm very pleased that the Chinese government here in Marrakech has made clear that they intend to stay the course no matter what—even if President-Elect Trump pulls out of the Paris Agreement.
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" Benno Dorer, Clorox's chairman and CEO, said he feels good about the business one quarter into the fiscal year, adding that Clorox has a lot of momentum and he plans to "stay the course.
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Democratic leaders who are hesitant to launch impeachment proceedings will likely point to this second victory as an example of why the party should stay the course and let the court battles play out.
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"At the moment, the market looks balanced in the fourth quarter, but going into 2019, there are signs of a resurgence of an imbalance which we are determined to stay the course," Barkindo said.
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Adding fuel to the fire, several Wall Street analysts turned against GE in the last year, making it difficult for investors to stay the course, particularly when the company's 3.3 percent dividend was questioned.
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Say the US-China trade war contributes to a downturn: To many administrations, it would be worth weighing the costs and benefits of a trade dispute, even if they did ultimately stay the course.
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He called Trump's condemnation of anti-Semitism in the wake of Saturday's shooting "very powerful and very strong" and said he has encouraged White House officials to stay the course in the days ahead.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - OPEC is likely to stay the course by keeping its current curb on oil production in place for the whole of 2018 despite potential output disruptions next year, Gulf OPEC sources said.
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"Things might be difficult today, but I am completely sure if we stay the course this country will not only get out of recession but always go to the path of sustainable development," he said.
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Japan&aposs U.N. Ambassador Koro Bessho, who is not on the council but attended the briefings, told reporters there were many questions and "I asked the Security Council to stay the course, and be united."
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"If any government doubts the global will and need for this accord, that is reason for all others to unite even stronger and stay the course," Guterres said during an event at New York University.
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Pledging to stay the course on climate change goals will likely win support for Malpass from board members, said Scott Morris, a senior fellow at the Center for Global Development and a former Treasury official.
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The U.S. stock market may be down sharply for 2016, but those willing to stay the course will benefit in the second half of the year, Alison Deans, consultant at AA Deans Advisors, said Friday.
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But his rejection of some of these ideas suggest an unwillingness to reach for extreme overreactions, and underlines his broader commitment to stay the course amid the highs and lows of a long presidential race.
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Nuland called for greater political unity, insisting Ukraine must "stay the course" with a $17.5 billion bailout program from the International Monetary Fund, whose third tranche of $1.7 billion has been delayed since last October.
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Battulga's opponent Enkhbold has stood behind the current government and prime minister, pledging to stay the course for economic recovery following a $5.5 billion rescue package from the International Monetary Fund and partners in May.
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"I think we have to move forward and stay the course in terms of following the facts, applying the law, and being guided by the United States Constitution," he said, touting recent, incremental court victories.
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Macron's question to us is this: Who will be the architects of the 85033st century global order that will enable future generations to stay the course of peace, equal opportunity, and preservation of the earth?
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The most plausible route to ending Yemen's civil war and, in Pompeo's words, "ensur[ing] a just peace," is not to stay the course in supporting the Saudi coalition, as the secretary of state recommends.
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I mean, you can stay the course in it, but that's where I think the real weakness is coming next after housing and after autos and after chemicals, after papers, after semis: commercial real estate.
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Something had to be done to end China's unfair practices, and rather than capitulate to the predictions of recession and calamity, we need to stay the course and continue to add tariffs to Chinese goods.
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Paul Hickey, co-founder of Bespoke Investment Group, believes investors should stay the course because the market ultimately cares about what the economy and Federal Reserve are doing, not seasonal expectations or concerns about corrections.
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Like being a vegetarian, every now and then you remember the reason — the original driving force — but over time, it becomes part of who you are and requires almost no effort to stay the course.
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If federal agencies and automakers stay the course through a forthcoming round of even higher fuel economy standards, the average vehicle will achieve 40 miles per gallon in real-world, on-road performance by 85033.
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Ms. Warren's campaign has argued that she still has a path, preaching a stay-the-course message and telling reporters that she has the "widest, deepest coalition" in New Hampshire, a state that borders her own.
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But there are some initiatives that require a truly long-term commitment – areas where "short-termism" simply won't cut it…where companies need to stay the course despite the shifting winds of business or policy requirements.
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Tech company CEOs have all responded to Tuesday's election results in similar ways, with letters, memos, and emails to employees reminding them to stay the course and reiterating the power of an inclusive and diverse environment.
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"The younger person with stronger earning potential and years to invest can probably ignore the noise and stay the course," said Kathryn Hauer, a certified financial planner with Wilson David Investment Advisors in Aiken, South Carolina.
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MAJORS STAY THE COURSE Any broader economic impact, however, could be limited by the massive investments in shale drilling by some of the world's biggest oil firms - Exxon Mobil, Chevron, Royal Dutch Shell and BP PLC.
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The task for Mr. Macron and Ms. Merkel and their allies is to stay the course on the bloc's values, coherence and rules, but also to recognize and address the anger that has fed the rebellion.
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Still, oil prices continued to move lower on Tuesday, after President Donald Trump urged OPEC and Saudi Arabia to stay the course and as Russia's energy minister continues to express skepticism about the wisdom of supply cuts.
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The lawmaker pointed to two consecutive Democratic victories in the courts — where judges rejected attempts by Trump to quash subpoenas for his financial records — as reasons that Democrats should stay the course and not rush to impeach.
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What I think is so encouraging is that, in terms of its own target for the Paris agreement, China is being extremely clear that it intends to stay the course, which indeed is a very ambitious target.
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To me, whether he can successfully navigate the ongoing bumps in the road and stay the course of reform or not depends on whether he has the necessary attributes of a leader to rise to the occasion.
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Well, because there's stability involved in our workforce and skills and knowledge that we want to stay, stay the course, we want we want to hurt those folks we don't want to bump through the union lines.
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I knew what decisions former Vice President Joe Biden was being forced to make -- stay the course and go to New Hampshire, or skip the Granite State and head to South Carolina where he is the frontrunner.
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In the real world, a driver would never find herself in a situation where she is certain to kill a person if she swerves and is certain to kill a different person if they stay the course.
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"With these new findings, Mars is telling us to stay the course and keep searching for evidence of life," Thomas Zurbuchen, associate administrator for the Science Mission Directorate at NASA headquarters in Washington, D.C., said in a statement .
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Stay the course, I told myself, only to discover that the sauna box was followed by a cycle of ice-water plunges, culminating in the attendant firing a hose of icy water full-blast at my shivering body.
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Clearly, getting rid of Assad will help destroy ISIS, though that depends on whether the Trump administration is prepared to stay the course and is ready with a strategy for the day or more likely the decade after.
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What's happening: Signs of declining stockpiles, OPEC and Russia's apparent determination to stay the course on their current supply-limiting deal, and geopolitical tensions are all fueling the upward moves, which come despite the ongoing U.S output surge.
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The backing of Ocasio-Cortez, the most popular young politician in the party, was a message to Sanders's supporters to stay the course and to everyone else that he, not Warren, was the true progressive in the race.
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"We have done much work, but more needs to be done and we can only advance faster if we press on and stay the course," Mr. Mahama told a rally of his supporters on Monday, according to Reuters.
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Interest rate futures also reversed direction, signaling a lower degree of confidence the next Fed move would be a rate cut, exactly the point Powell was driving at in a "stay-the-course" message, said analysts at Cornerstone Macro.
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Fed Chairman Jerome Powell indicated the the central bank would stay the course with hiking at least two times in 2019 and that it would continue to shrink its balance sheet at the same pace, another monetary tightening action.
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"The board, after careful review with our advisers and management, decided to stay the course with Connecticut Water, as we believe in the power of the deal which we have," SJW CEO Eric Thornburg told Reuters in an interview.
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The central bank is now likely to stay the course and keep funding costs stable until inflation crests, anticipated in or around April, according to three people who declined to be identified because of the sensitivity of the matter.
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"Dancer", directed by Steven Cantor, showcases his talent for and troubled relationship with dance, his attempt to end his career and the personal transformation that eventually saw him overcome his demons and stay the course as a ballet dancer.
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Petrobras is trying to stay the course on efforts to reduce one of the heftiest debt loads among oil companies worldwide - $88 billion in gross debt - through divestments and an investment focus on Brazil's coveted offshore pre-salt area.
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Behind the scenes, analysts, aides on Capitol Hill, sources familiar with the debate and former officials paint a picture of an administration that is working to channel the whims of an impulsive President in order to stay the course.
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"There is enough reason to doubt the growth slowdown for the Fed to stay the course on tightening, especially with a bigger-than-expected pop in employment costs," said Chris Low, chief economist at FTN Financial in New York.
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But Brett Kavanaugh's ascension to the Supreme Court, and its newly conservative majority, catalyzed a split among anti-abortion activists on whether to stay the course or try to pass tougher laws sure to trigger litigation — like heartbeat bills.
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On the heels of Draghi's big announcement this month that the bank would indefinitely print money to buy financial assets, Lagarde will face early pressure to stay the course, though some at the central bank disagree with the move.
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Babin said the OPEC plus meeting was considered to be a "stay the course" event up until last week when Russia Energy Minister Alexander Novak said he thought the group should hold off until March to make a decision.
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"In my call with Secretary Mattis yesterday we agreed that despite the challenges, we have to stay the course in Afghanistan to help build up its fragile democracy and reduce the terrorist threat to the West," Defence Secretary Michael Fallon said.
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That education provided not only a great deal of insight, but gave her the motivation to stay the course as an artist, albeit one with increased control of her direction and a greater understanding of the machinations of the industry.
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The responses to Ellenbogen's email run the gamut from weirdo Braveheart–like appeals to fortitude—"we have to stay the course" and "very invigorating as we battle this"—to straight-up absurd, like this from Mitchel Berger, a literal brain surgeon.
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Simply stay the course Take all of this with a grain of salt, of course, since even the most well-intentioned trades go sour and history shows a diversified long-term perspective almost always beats an "active" strategy and tactical trading.
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My job is to ensure that we keep our foot on the pedal during the ups, so that we don't become complacent, and that we continue to stay the course with a firm grip on the wheel during the downs.
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Many Democrats have called for impeachment in the wake of the report, but party leadership has maintained that Democrats should stay the course of investigating the White House and that any impeachment attempt would be quashed in the GOP-controlled Senate.
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Many Democrats have called for impeachment in the wake of the report, but party leadership has maintained that Democrats should stay the course of investigating the White House and that any impeachment attempt would be quashed in the GOP-controlled Senate.
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And team Obama decided to stay the course for what were debatable but also rational reasons — the theory that a sweeping health care bill would be simply worth the political pain and midterm election losses required to get it passed.
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In June 2019, Boville explained to Business Insider the rationale behind the decision to stay the course with its private cloud as others looked to work with public cloud providers like Amazon Web Services, Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud Platform.
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The movie, directed by Joe Wright, chronicles the defining 28 days in 1940 when Churchill was made prime minister and finally convinced Britain to stay the course and fight Hitler — when the fate of the world hung in the balance.
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Jason Ware, CIO of Albion Financial, said Tuesday on CNBC's "Power Lunch " he tells clients to "stay the course" and "you need to ignore the noise" about a potential weak period for the markets that historically comes in August and September.
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In the current situation of structural oversupply for many commodities, the lesson is that it will take significant and sustained curbs to output that need to be shared by major producers, who have to be determined to stay the course.
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"We stay the course," said Kristen Clarke, the president and executive director of the Lawyers' Committee for Civil Rights Under Law, which is part of the legal team representing the Texas branch of the N.A.A.C.P. and the Mexican American Legislative Caucus.
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"Saudi Arabia and other producer countries are feeling the pain of low oil prices and thus will likely stay the course if cuts prop up prices," said Jason Bordoff, director of the Center on Global Energy Policy at Columbia University.
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Intel will largely stay the course it's already on, Swan says, meaning a focus on building chips for PCs, laptops, servers, and more, while exploring new fields like building chips for autonomous driving and AI. "Our core strategy is not changing," he writes.
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Former Sao Paulo governor Alckmin and his Brazilian Social Democratic Party (PSDB) have backed President Michel Temer's economic agenda, and signs that his campaign was gathering pace cheered investors hoping that Brazil will stay the course on Temer's unpopular but market-friendly reforms.
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Al-Falih said on Sunday that the 14-member OPEC and its allied 11 non-OPEC producers, led by Russia, will "stay the course" in terms of their strategic cut to production to balance supply and demand dynamics and stabilize oil prices.
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But aside from some early signs that the trickle could have become a flood — Best Supporting Actor nominee Mark Ruffalo told the BBC that he was considering skipping the ceremony, before he decided to stay the course — the boycott talk has largely quieted.
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By granting Mr. Morrison his first full term, Australians signaled their reluctance to bet on a new leader, choosing to stay the course with a hardworking rugby lover at a time when the economy has not suffered a recession in nearly 28 years.
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I thought to myself that before accepting I would write 40 pages set in Baja in 1988 and see if the resulting Marlowe-in-dotage gave off the delicious sparks that a character must generate if his creator is to stay the course.
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The policy decision at the May meeting was widely seen as an affirmation by Fed officials that they will stay the course on their plans to increase rates to historically normal levels, after leaving them near zero for years following the Great Recession.
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" Rebuttals shortly arrived, urging the President to "stay the course," criticizing "an old view of China that has been around since the days of Christian missionaries," and reminding us "the tyranny of the CCP [Chinese Communist Party] is not some niche issue.
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The events in Algeria "may encourage the Sudanese people to stay the course and maintain their resilience, to try to push out Bashir," Suliman Baldo, a Sudanese human rights advocate who is now in the United States, said in a telephone interview.
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This, combined with Trump's attacks on the Fed — which Cramer has repeatedly said only embolden Fed Chair Jerome Powell to stay the course and prove that the central bank is an independent institution — raise the chances of an economic slowdown, the "Mad Money" host said.
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"The administration must stay the course and not fall prey to using the budget as a vehicle for problematic policy initiatives, including misguided infrastructure funding from Washington and a federal encroachment in education policy," she said, referring to Trump's proposed $1 trillion in infrastructure spending.
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"The risk of Britain leaving has now increased substantially and the Fed will therefore signal its willingness in no uncertain terms to 'stay the course' (keep rates unchanged) in light of this potential 'Black Swan' event," INTL FCStone analyst Edward Meir said in a note.
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But Lord Leopold cements his status as leading possible villain when he insists a gullible Richard "stay the course" of the initiative — which is meant to create jobs for Aldovia in only Aldovia, leading to a booming economy — despite the fact it's a spectacular failure.
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So, I think there's going to be a lot of pressure from the clean energy industry and all the jobs associated with those industries in the United States to stay the course, because in fact this has been a pretty big engine of growth.
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Instead, what's needed is an international oversight body with enforcement power, Webb says — something like the International Atomic Energy Agency, which polices countries' nuclear programs, but for AI. If they stay the course, the G-MAFIA are setting up themselves — and us — for catastrophic failure.
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While most investors — 2200 percent — plan to stay the course with their 2000(k)s and other workplace retirement plans, millennials are the most open to changing their portfolios because of the rally, based on a poll of 0003 Americans the first week of April.
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"The board, after careful review with our advisers and management, decided to stay the course with Connecticut Water, as we believe in the power of the deal which we have," said Thornburg, who joined SJW in November after a decade as CEO of Connecticut Water.
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An Iraq that stands independent of Iran and that has a stable, participatory form of government are goals that benefit both Iraq and the U.S. Achieving these shared goals requires a continued military presence in Iraq, and the Trump administration should stay the course.
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The question is whether Macron will bend to the will of the street or whether he will stay the course, hoping to hang on long enough for his reforms to take hold and raise the French standard of living, as he has promised all along.
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"We are behind you, sir, and urge you to stay the course by moving forward in a way that allows for vigorous, continued investment in rural broadband networks, and at the same time ensure a smarter path to net neutrality," the groups wrote on Thursday.
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Fed nominees are typically noncommital when asked about interest rates in their confirmation hearings, but Mr. Powell suggested in his appearance before the Senate Banking Committee last year that he was likely to stay the course that Ms. Yellen had set on rate increases.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump nominated Jerome H. Powell to chair the Federal Reserve on Thursday, bypassing Janet L. Yellen for a second term but turning to a replacement who is expected to stay the course on monetary policy if the economy continues its steady growth.
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"If both the economy and the labor market stay the course, which is our general expectation, they should create an environment that pushes vacancy down toward 15.7 percent in 2016, while rent growth continues to accelerate toward 3.5 percent on an annual basis," Severino said.
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But the recent detentions indicate that the prince appears determined to stay the course, as he did after widespread rebukes over the killing of the journalist Jamal Khashoggi last year, the kingdom's military campaign in Yemen and the detentions of several women's rights activists.
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The message also offered praise for the U.S. diplomatic corps and urged them to stay the course during the transition process, according to the AP. "I urge you to remain focused on our shared mission and embrace an orderly and smooth transition process," he wrote.
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" "We are aware it isn't as easy for many immigrants to obtain their citizenship, we say to them NEVER GIVE UP," she continued, adding to "stay the course" because "America would not be what it is if not for the immigrants that come for better opportunities.
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Women aspiring to become corporate leaders might feel as though they're driving down a path with poor visibility and the risk of failure, but the key is to stay the course and push forward, according to Arundhati Bhattacharya — often cited as the most powerful woman in India.
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What is left is a country where the West is discredited as unwilling to stay the course; where most fighters are meaner, better armed, and more chaotic than they were in 2001; and whose name causes opinion-formers in the West to try and change the subject.
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In short, the Republicans who currently have power in the White House and the U.S. Senate have not actually done any of the obvious things they could do to reduce drug prices, and can reliably be expected to stay the course, as they like to say.
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"We worry more about firms who start to play that already have capital... big, meaty players that can stay the course are more concerning than what's going on in a garage in Shoreditch," he said, referring to the London home of a number of start-ups.
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While some Republicans are talking up the state of the economy and the tax cuts with a stay-the-course message, the most prominent campaign themes lately have been much darker — at President Trump's direction: Democratic "mobs," unseen threats, the supposed menace of a faraway migrant caravan.
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NEW DELHI, Feb 1 (Reuters) - As India's government gets set to unveil its 2018-7.603 budget on Thursday, all eyes will be on whether the authorities stay the course on containing the fiscal deficit, or whether they throw caution to the wind with a populist set of spending priorities.
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Read MoreThe Fed should stay the course on rates: Feldstein But post GDP data, those same debt markets now price in zero Fed moves in 2016, and fixed income traders have put their money on rates being lower for longer, due to the anemic growth of the US economy.
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But it would be a far greater catastrophe for France if Mr. Macron were unable to stay the course on his structural reforms, which are critical if the country is to prod an economy that has already slowed to a 1.8 percent annual growth rate and continues to cool.
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The history of modern presidential elections suggests that the economy is always at the center of how voters make up their minds -- and that when people feel as though things are going well (in their personal economics and in the country) they tend to want to stay the course.
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Powell's colleagues at the Fed so far have said the central bank should stay the course, gradually raising rates along the path Yellen set and neither reacting to the recent market turbulence or jumping to conclusions about the impact the tax cuts and higher deficits could have on inflation.
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Seasoned leaders such as Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE should stay the course and insist on transformative tax changes, like expensing, that move the American economy to the front of the line.
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Ms. Patel became frustrated, but rather than tell Mr. Burbank to take another hike, she decided to stay the course, and they went to Rosepepper, a Mexican cantina in East Nashville, where they drank margaritas and shared a meal during what turned out to be a very successful nine-hour first date.
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"Now is the time to stay the course and work with our trading partners to find a path forward on an updated Nafta that will meet the high-standards of bipartisan TPA and gain the support of Congress," Senator Orrin G. Hatch of Utah, the chairman of the Finance Committee, said on Twitter.
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Whether to stay the course and hope for the best, even as major participants drop out, or to call a "rainout" and cancel the event, potentially at the last minute, is a quandary facing businesses, city leaders and conference organizers and it often involves more than a simple financial cost-benefit analysis.
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There are vocal powerhouse pop stars, who dominate with the sheer magnitude of their gift; kaleidoscopically vivid pop stars, who dazzle with enthusiasm and energy; diligent pop stars, who chip away at success until they strike oil; cheeky pop stars, who understand the absurdity of the situation but manage to convincingly stay the course.
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Thanks to his pronouncement on Friday that the Fed would be "patient" with future interest rate hikes and ready to change course "significantly if necessary," — a reversal of his previous stay-the-course message after the Fed raised U.S. interest rates in December — Powell has lost credibility in the eyes of many market watchers.
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Going forward, it is critical that the Trump administration walks the fine line of offering reciprocal actions in return for concrete steps by North Korea to halt and roll back its nuclear program, while not giving up too many cards too quickly, or the United States will not retain enough leverage to stay the course.
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The U.S. government may be in the process of formally withdrawing from the term of the Paris Agreement, an international accord on targets to fight climate change, but major U.S. employers say they'll stay the course in a new statement jointly signed by a group of around 80 chief executives and U.S. labor organization leaders.
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Because rather than show us that the financial industry, which has spent the past eight years consolidating, is teetering on an ever more precarious cliff while Americans become worse off and the country more unequal, Surrogate Warren must ignore the crisis, and toe the line that we can stay the course, because that is the Obama/Clinton narrative.
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If Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE wins in November and follows through on this platform, then expect the United States to stay the course in the pivot to Asia.
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Without Sessions and his cohort of aides atop the agency, immigration hard-liners are wondering whether his protégé, senior White House policy adviser Stephen Miller, can stay the course on the administration's effort to remake decades of immigration policy by boosting border enforcement and immigration prosecutions and challenging states that refuse cooperation with federal immigration authorities.
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This is another reality that we have to face as a nation: To stay the course in Syria means we keep Americans in a position where they can be used as strategic bargaining chips while hemorrhaging our resources until we eventually withdraw and the Kurds and Turks go back to fighting -- all while the Kurds cut a deal with Assad.
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They voted for Trump because they wanted a wild card, a larger universe of possibilities and outcomes than those presented by the stay-the-course alternative that was Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE.
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"Right now, because Obamacare is still the law of the land, we're advising our clients to just stay the course — offer the health insurance and make sure that it's affordable and that it provides what is called minimum essential coverage," said CPA Steven Goldstein, an audit partner at Grassi & Co., an accounting firm in the New York City area, prior to the vote.
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We watch his conversations with his Lady Macbeth–like wife (Sydney Tamiia Poitier), who encourages him to stay the course—not so much in a spirit of moral support, but because she realizes that he will need to manage his guilt if he is ever going to move up the corporate ladder at Geist and impress the Big Pharma powers that be.
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At worst, it was the cowardly move of a lame-duck politician who waited until there was absolutely zero political accountability before reversing his previously held position on vetoing anti-Israel Security Council resolutions (despite bipartisan calls from congressional leadership for him to stay the course) in order to take a symbolic parting shot at Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, and President-elect Donald Trump .
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Such funds, including PowerShares S&P 500 Low Volatility Portfolio and iShares MSCI USA Minimum Volatility ETF, invest in securities with low-volatility characteristics (stable share prices and higher-than-average yields.) "There are a lot of clients starting to look at minimum-volatility products coming out," said Leung, noting part of the allure is that they help investors stay the course amid market turbulence.
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Instead, we could eliminate shutdowns altogether using something called an automatic CR. Usually, when the federal government shuts down or is on the verge of shutting down, the issue is resolved in the short term by passing a "continuing resolution" (or CR): a bill saying, basically, that the government should stay the course and keep spending what it's been spending, maybe give or take a few minor tweaks.
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"What needs to happen is for the early visionaries to stay the course, the investors to continue subsidizing the first wave of content until the economics are in place, and the platforms to continue maturing their hardware to bring in more consumers," said Ray Davis, chief executive and a founder of Drifter Entertainment, a Seattle start-up that is working on a virtual-reality multiplayer sci-fi shooter game called Gunheart.
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Orrin HatchOrrin Grant HatchTrump to award racing legend Roger Penske with Presidential Medal of Freedom Trump awards Presidential Medal of Freedom to economist, former Reagan adviser Arthur Laffer Second ex-Senate staffer charged in aiding doxxing of GOP senators MORE (R-Utah), the chairman of the Senate Finance Committee, urged the Trump administration in a statement to "stay the course" in NAFTA negotiations, and work on a trilateral solution with Canada and Mexico.
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Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE counted down the end of 85033 with Fox News on Thursday night, pledging to stay the course in 2016 as he begins the year leading every national poll for the GOP nomination for the White House.
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Keeping Score If Kyrie Irving is to be believed, the Boston Celtics are keeping up their astounding 16-game winning streak simply by listening to their coaches, sticking to their game plan and not giving in to the idea that huge scoring runs are necessary to thrive in the modern N.B.A. "Teams make their runs and we just stay the course," Irving told reporters after Boston's 110-102 overtime victory over the Dallas Mavericks on Monday.
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